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Burlington Bike Project
Don’t forget the most important meal of THIS day, a Ramble Scramble!
From 8-10 enjoy the fiddle music of Woodbury Strings, featuring their
students. See some rigorous yet fantastical art, in a show featuring
Hilary Ann Love Glass
139 N. Champlain St., 7am-3pm
(Old Spokes Home & Bike Recycle Vermont)
322 N. Winooski Ave./664 Riverside Ave.
19 Bizarre Bazaar Bike Flea Market
11am-5pm
Bike Recycle
It’s a bicycle flea market! Need used bicycle parts, accessories,
decorations, gear, AN ODDBALL BIKE, and other odds and ends? We
knew it! Sales support Burlington Bike Project, the new non-profit
operating both bike shops.
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Meet in your most dashing attire! Paint the town rainbow with a
steady stream of airborne miracle globes. Yep. That means bring
bubbles!
Top of Depot St., 8:30am
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3 Evolution Yoga
Join founder Janet Carscadden for a free all levels class.
Give your body & mind a tune up to prep for a full day of
Rambling!
Battery Park, just right of the band shell, 9-10am
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On the move all day, Megan Humphrey’s mobile
greeting card shop will be rolling around the ONE.
From fancy to whimsy with a vintage twist, cards for
all occasions are available right from her bicycle!
Roving tirelessly (on two tires) through time
and space!
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Handmade Local Doughnuts! Taste the flavors
of the ONE.
Available at Scout & Co. and Radio Bean, while
supplies last!
Leads it’s annual walking tour of the Old North
End! Explore the history and architecture of this
historically diverse and vibrant neighborhood.
Meet in front of William Wells statue. Donations
accepted to benefit Preservation Burlington.
Battery Park, 9:30-11am
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9 Vermont Center for Acupuncture & Wellness
Open house. Be well, be swell and meet the practitioners.
161 North St., 9am-12pm
10 Chubby Muffin
25 cent Creemees all day long!!!
$4 Fiddlehead Drafts and Citizen Cider Cans all day long.
88 Oak St., 8am-3pm
11 The Avant Garden
See what these community gardeners have been growing!
Myrtle St., 10am-3pm
12 Radio Bean
Mecca for local musicians, haven of local eccentrics.
Great drinks, music, conversation and food!
8 N. Winooski Ave., 10am-2am
23 Allen Hugh Chandler
24 Martin Bock's Open House Gallery
Licensed acupuncturist, published author and, sculptor.
Martin’s works are in the trade of healers, shamans, and
magicians. See why for yourself while viewing his prolific mixed
media collages, and wood carved staffs, sculptures and so much
more!
30 Rose St., 11am-5pm
8 FIELD DAYS!
Join the fun for the whole family in the War of the Wards as teams
from the New North End and The Old North End (and possibly others)
participate in events such as a 50-yard dash, 3-legged race, tug-of-war,
bowling ball shot putt, relay race, and many more! Be sure to grab your
Ramble garb for a mere $5, as this is the first place the official Ramble
merchandise table will be open. Don’t forget to bring that spare change
for the bake sale, and prepare to be in awe of Maiz Vargas’ juggling skills.
Battery Park, 10am-12pm
Bike Recycle Vermont, 11-1pm
Look out for the Cookout! Grilled burgers and dogs,
by donation. Learn about programs and classes, air up
your tires and lube up your chain at the outdoor repair
station.
Will have an art show on his porch!
93 North St., 10am-3pm
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Did you forget sunscreen, water, bug spray...God forbid, a
creemee?!
Right across from Battery Park, 7am-10pm
Beginning of 127 Bike Path, off Manhattan Dr.,
1-2:30pm
Putting a real kick into kicking up your kickstand, race
up the hill to benefit Bike Recycle Vermont! Several
races: kids only, adults-on-kids-bikes, the “how slow
can you go” race, cargo bikes, and more. Prizes for
winners! Entry by donation, and raffle ticket sales
benefit Bike Recycle Vermont, the ONE’s social
service and educational bike shop.
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11am-5pm
Old Spokes Home
Say cheese! Get your portrait taken with your bike, or you and
your friends and their bikes! Let’s assemble a collection of
photos and stories that captures the beauty and diversity of
bikers in the ONE.
13 Rebecca Mack
A sound and visual artist,
Rebecca will have an open
studio and print sale! Cyanotypes, portraits &
mixtapes, with a listening station!
57 N. Winooski Ave. #3 (SW corner of Grant), 10am-2pm
14 T Ruggs
Get your beer here, especially if you’re a Red Sox fan!
149 Elmwood Ave., 12pm-2am
15 The Wellness Co-op Open House
Tour of the building, 11:30am & 12:30pm, and Rhymes with Rapper
Zee, 1-1:30pm
274 N. Winooski Ave., 11am-2pm
16 "ONE Burlington: Celebrate the Diversity
and the Uniqueness of the Old North End"
Frog Hollow, with ONE photographer, Sam Simon want ONE
residents to get their picture taken and tell their story! Portraits and
and conversational excerpts will highlight the rich diversity of The
Old North End, and be exhibited at Frog Hollow on Church Street for
the month of September.
Roosevelt Park, 3-7pm
17Jamba's Junktiques
Satiate your inner bedazzler while creating a found object mosaic
(glue on trinkets, baubles and tchotchkes) on the front of our
FAVORITE junk shop where there will be irresistible deals all day
and a test in skill, or maybe a chance to blow off steam, with a
“junktoss.”
324 N. Winooski Ave., 1-5pm
18 Flag down the Blue Bus
And enter the wormhole of the ONE. You will arrive safe and sound,
but where that is, remains to be seen.
Meet at 324 N. Winooski Ave., 2pm, but roaming The Ramble
till 3pm
25 Group Art Show Rose Street Artists' Cooperative
Displaying some of the ONE’s finest fine artists. Visit Burlington’s
first affordable studio and living space for local artists!
78 Rose St.,12-5pm
26 Nepali Dumpling House
Beautiful momos! A special just for the Ramble!
78 North St., 9am-9pm
27 Grow Team One Garden Party
Groovy growers host a potluck BBQ, featuring homemade veggie
burgers, face painting, arts and crafts, and live music. All ages are
welcome!
Archibald Neighborhood Garden, 12-3pm
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Take a gander at grandeur, a garden gallery. Meg Cox and friends!
17 Drew St., ALL DAY!
This time END your bender at the Olde Northender! Nick Losito, Sloppy
Jonathan Hanlon, Ian Straus and Eben Viens unite to form Corn Cob
Willy and the Delta Dogs. Be there or be...
Olde Northender Pub, 23 North St., 10pm...
Get your official Ramble T-Shirt! Available at Decaturfest and the Round-Up!
Sat. July 25. 2015
www.theramble.org
(Donations of $30 or more):
Butch + Babes, Ella Staats and Jill Krowinski
Shoeless
Management
(Donations of $100 or more):
Burlington
Beverage &
Redemption
Center
------ RAD RAMBLERS ------
(Donations of $300 or more):
Erik Hoekstra
------ RAMBLE ROCKERS ------
AJ Rossman
12-22 North
Saturday
July 25
2015
Dawn til
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BIG sweaty cyber hugs of gratitude, for their dedicated making and printing of THIS
VERY RAMBLE MAP to Sean Melinn (2010-current) and Todd Taylor (2014-current)
Guys, really. Despite our way with words, It’s not possible to express how indebted we
are to your generosity.
44 The Official Ramble After Party
*Many thanks to past Co-Coordinators for your dedicated efforts:
Darshana Bolt, and Laura Luchini Meara.
Spreading awareness for a new community low power radio station to
be on air next summer! Man on the street style audio recording!.
ROAMING
Heather Driscoll, Ramble Gamble Winner, Co-Founder, Coordinator, and Member (20042010)
Lee Anderson, Steady Eddy, Co-Founder, Member (2004-current)
AJ Rossman, Round-Up Rouser (2014-current); Member (2012-Current)
Jeannie Waltz, Glue & Goo Gone Gal, Board Member (2004-current);
Merchandise Maven (2005-current), Co-Coordinator (2011-current)
Phinneus Sonin, Our Spirited Spirit Guide and Member (2004-current)
Jen Berger, Decaturfest’s Best (2010-current)
Jennifer Blair, A Treasure of a Treasurer (2012-current)
Sara Moore Giannoni, Ohm M G (2014-current)
Alicia Taylor, FUNdraising Expert (2013-current)
Ali Zipparo, The Connector (2014-current)
Max Tracy, The Council Man Can (2014-current)
Cathleen O’Brien, Kindest In-Kind (2015)
Robin Lloyd-Miller, Task Master (2014-current)
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The never boring Ramble Board members have, over the years, worn many hats.
Noted are: years on the board, spark off their heels, and distinct Ramblin’deavors*,
respectively:
Orchestrated by Justin Barner, the 2015 Ramble Artist. Multi-media
extravaganza and sonic smorgasbord! An eclectic group of ONE artistes
& ramble rousers. Music begins at 3:00pm.
Maiden Lane, 236 N. Winooski Ave., 11am-6pm
As a community-driven event, the Ramble exists because of countless community members’
outpouring of energy, ideas, and time. We estimate there are over 90 things being offered,
and over 200 people volunteering. We make the map, but YOU make it happen!!! Here’s to
you!
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...and many other heaps of peeps who are not “official” at the time this goes to print, but will
surely step in heroically before the day of Rambling is through!
Pee-wee’s Playhouse on the tube, a commissioned Pee-wee art piece,
and if things weren’t fruity enough, grilled fruit kebabs and punch on
the patio!
258 N. Winooski Ave., 1-4pm
Micah Rossman
Buck Shepard
Siobhan Shepard
Mary Angelina
Iris Downey
Aaron Bonville
Laura Jenks
Laura Hale
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2015 Volunteers:
Shepard
Gweneth Langdon
Bevan Walker Billstein
Lindsey Ruhl
Amanda Nichol
Steven Dang
Margaret Coleman
Lindsey Gillies
Kathy Rossman
Seth Rossman
Come see the emotional, vibrant work of Sharon Webster & Julie
Gundersen.
294 N. Winooski Ave., 12-2pm
12-22 North St., 5-10pm
The culminating Ramble block party!
• 5pm, Poetry for Hire: Honeybee Press Presents! Poets- inresidence Ben Aleshire and GennaRose Nethercott manifest all your
poetic desires, via manual typewriters.
• 5:30pm, COMMUNITY PHOTO, Dawn O’Connell is going to ask US
ALL to say CHEESE!
• 5:45-6pm, Hip-Hop Dance Party with Lois Trombley
• 6-10pm, Join Master of Ceremonies, Phinneus Sonin at the
stage. He promises to keep his pants on as he introduces some of the
ONE’s beloved bands, Hooligan Ferry, Burnt Molasses, A2VT, Iris
Downey and Mickey Western & The Rodeo Clowns.
• Fan the flames of the fire spinners Maiz Vargas and Georgi Jones!
• 5-10pm, Feast at the food trucks with Fuego: Localvore tacos
and more, Jamaican Supreme: A hungry mob is an angry mob, so
eat!, ONE Hearth: Wood fired delights! A piece of the pie profits go
to directly to The Ramble, The Good Food Truck: Locally gleaned
gourmet fare, Jam Bakery: Cookies and cakes and pie, oh my!
• 6-10pm, Get a beverage in the beer garden.
Brian Bixby
Jenn Batchelder
Zander Benzing
Danica Zirkle
Avelina Zirkle
Neil Flanders
Christy Richardson
Sophie RichardsonShepard
Jasper Richardson-
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Justin Barner, 2015 Ramble Artist
Aaron Shepard, Dadicated Field Days Father (2014-current)
Yeshua Hill, Print Master (2014-current)
Jason Horne, The Soundest Sound Man
Dawn O’Connell, Photographer to the Stargazers (2010-13, 2015)
Katie Grauer, The Greater Curator (2015)
Michael Nedell, Webmaster! and Field Days Founder (FAH-EV-AH)
Dave Davidson, F.org theramble.org (2012-current)
Joe Adler, Music Line Up Lasso (2015)
Ben Bergstein & April Werner/VPAL, Hellah Fiscal Umbrella
Feast your eyes on Ashlee Rubenstein’s paintings, “Fast and Furious
Food”. Free coffee and snacks on da house!
72 N. Champlain St., 12-5pm
Fancy dress for people and bikes encouraged. Ramble en masse, on
bikes to the Community Photo and Ramble Round Up. We start riding at
5:00 sharp!
Corner of Drew and Strong, 4:45pm
(Donations of $500 or more):
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Dave & Emily Davidson’s yard sale featuring furniture, valuables,
household goods, eclectic art and curiosities!
24 Pitkin St., 7:30am-2:30pm
Get some flair and some air! Decorate your bike for the Ramble’s Epic
Bike Ride! Refreshments for you and your bike, complete with bake
sale, lemonade stand and flamboyant frills.
123 North St., 3:15-4:45pm
Thank You, from the four chambers of our hearts and from the four corners of our
ONE, to the following individuals and entities who have given so much to making
The Ramble happen:
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41 Bike Hub at Sustainability Academy
Anonymous, but you know who you are, and so does Jeannie, and
she’ll never tell a soul, except Eszie.
• Smart Resource Labs Tech Gallery: tour a state of the art green
building. Improve your energy literacy. Snacks & techcraft in a zero
waste zone!
• Vermont Community Garden Network: A booksale and tasty
garden treats.
• Woodbury Strings: Pick up some instruments and a coupon for a
free first time music lesson
12-22 North St., 2-3pm
(Donations of $1000 or more)
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Bryce Dance Company will perform an excerpt from their new work
Lonesome Bend.
Pomeroy Park, 3-3:30pm
Dear Meara McGinniss (2015 Co-Coordinator),
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16 years ago you were 16, when I was the age you are now. Donning your Docs, you
darkened the doorstep of my mixed-media class at Burlington College. Your eyes full of
“Teach me everything, I’m here to learn” as they are today. You ended the class making a
prom dress that involved condoms and horsehair. I’ve rightfully bragged about it since.
Now I have so many more accolades to bestow upon you. Meara, I’m personally so grateful
for this opportunity to work with you and bare witness to your creative and professional
growth. On behalf of The Ramble, thank you, thank you, and thank you! ~Jeannie
Bill O’Conner will lead a basic outdoor yoga class-for all ages and
abilities--no mat necessary!
Pomeroy Park, 12pm
Co-Coordinating Caper/Remarkable Rambler:
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www.theramble.org
The only reason Food Network deemed The Sizzler Vermont’s best
burger is “The Bag” hadn’t invented The Topper yet. Try the real NEW
best burger, featuring a beer sauce made from VT’s own infamous
Heady Topper.
Grill Open 9am-9pm
Decatur St., 12-4pm
You are invited! Formal wear encouraged (especially old wedding
dresses, bow ties, that bridesmaid dress in the back of your closet,
moustaches, polyester & lace!) Potluck party! Bring what you can.
There will be yardsales & bbqs, crafters & health providers, rainbows &
unicorns:
1:30pm, TIE THE KNOT: Unity in the Community Ceremony
• The Burlington Beverage Center, the official store of Decaturfest!
Stop by, pick up supplies for the ceremony, mention that you are
attending, and receive a free mustache and $1 lottery ticket! .
• Community Health Centers of Burlington will have a table with
information about CHCB.
• The Wellness Co-Op will have an ARTCART filled with art from
community members and staff and volunteers.
• Yard Sale for Maher! Score some amazing stuff! And it benefits
women and children in India!
• Kara Torres will be selling up-cycled jewelry and crafts.
• Stuart Sporko will be selling jewelry and craft art, including
buttons, wolf fur charms, and masks.
• Ella Staats to perform later in the day with her band Zii Trees with
Marika Massey-Bierman.
• Nina Bartlett will be displaying the work of Scott French, illustrator
and tattoo artist
• Maiz Vargas will be selling his handmade jewelry!
• Brass Balagan, The Old North End’s very own radical brass band
will play as part of the ritual preparation of the brides of Decatur and
then will offer a special rambling procession.
• WBVT-LP 99.3: Get in on the chance to record your own audio tag
for the radio!
MANY THANKS
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to the wonderful ONE businesses and people
who support The Ramble
We all scream for ONE Rambleberry ice cream!
Matthew Peterson will be on site hawking his
zine release, Flatlander #3 from 12-3pm. Talk to
Matthew in person about “Everything But,” his
beautiful series of black and white photographs
documenting his time in the ONE.
237 North Ave. #27, 8am-7pm
Over the years The Ramble has picked an overarching idea that captures something of the
zeitgeist of the ONE. It has ranged from Pirates to the Wild West. This year, conversations
about oldness, unity, newness, gentrification, and home have been in the air. At The
Ramble birds of every feather flock together.
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